This seems to be transforming into a link spam source awfully quickly. Too bad, because it has a certain kind of appeal.
Show HN: Dead Yet? – Keep an eye on dying startups
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#43No way to discuss the starts in question? I'd love a comment board under each name. I tried one or two; their websites were awful. Virtually unusable. Feedback might help them.
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#44Would be great if you can sign up for email alerts when a company dies
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#45This is the best use of the new .lol TLD I've seen yet.
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#46http://isgod.deadyet.lol
Damn it Nietzsche, stop playing with the computer!
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#47This Twitter bot (Deathwatch) kind of has the right idea, nice way to pseudo-automate the process at least. The downside though is that it can throw a lot of false positives, just because a startup stops tweeting from a particular account doesn't mean they've perished: http://deathwatch.io/
Creator of the bot here. Thanks for the shoutout!
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#48What is dead may never die!
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#49This seems to be transforming into a link spam source awfully quickly. Too bad, because it has a certain kind of appeal.
Any examples? I'm cleaning up bad data now.